The Italeri kit #149 is simple but good and really the only kit of this variant.  

The 1/72 kit has a very good fit but the plastic is a little brittle. Panellines are recessed. (Kit was also released by Testors no.677 with other decals)

The following changes to get some more details into this model were made:

Looking at pictures it was seen that a B-66 standing at the platform has the slats and flaps extended. So it was needed to cut out all slats the the inner flaps.

To do some more detailing also one of the engine nacelle main doors was opened to reveal an engine; the engine is made scratch with some rods and sprue.

Also, the crew access ladder was opened aft of the nose bay.

Also, the hole in the cockpit floor was opened 

To have something to be seen later on, also opened up one of the rear hatches above the two rear crew members. 

The cockpit area was detailed with some sprue and pieces of plastic with the lower area near the hatch also being detailed with some scraps and pieces from the spares box.

details added in cockpit area

wing comparison Hasegawa A-3 and Italeri B-66 kits

fuselage comparison, A-3 on top

All major parts assembled and masking tape put in places; ready to take first base grey coat... 

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Also the Hasegawa kit of the A-3 family member was tackled.
Check the A-3 kit out here...
   

Best reference:
B-66 Destroyer, Francillon and Roth, Aerofax Minigraph 19, 1988